Adobe Photoshop CS6 Top 100 Simplified Tips and Tricks by Lynette Kent

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The overall colorcast is
removed.
7 Click and drag the Fade
slider slowly to the right
to reduce the effect, if
necessary.
8 Click and drag the
Color Intensity slider to
the right to increase the
color range, if necessary.
9 Click and drag the
Luminance slider to the
right to increase the
luminance, if necessary.
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0 Click OK to apply the
change.
! Click Opacity and drag to the left
to adjust the overall effect if
necessary.
The colorcast is removed and the
colors appear more natural.
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Did You Know?
You can view the floating Histogram panel and see
the color changes as they are made. Click Window ➪
Histogram to display the Histogram panel. Click and
drag the Histogram panel so that you can keep it open
and still see the image and your other panels.
More Options!
If an area in the image is normally neutral gray, you
can also correct a colorcast using the Levels
adjustment panel. Click the Adjustment Layer button
( ) to create a new adjustment layer. Click the Gray
Point eyedropper, the middle eyedropper in the Levels
pane. Click in the part of the image that should be
neutral gray to neutralize the colorcast. If necessary,
click another area until the colors appear natural.
Chapter 5: Enhance Colors, Tone, and Sharpness in Photos
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